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Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
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Deceased.

James White died at ns
near Campbell's shops, Cniis'ss, rs !,
dred, on the 4th inst IN tno y
of his age. BE was Sd ~ ~
straight forward man, snl "
du.try through a long 'ef.ss
he became the owner Of . 'o.s M
Bile farm, where he lived n II
contentmept with bis family; n
died some two years ago, sIu "a n
occurrence his phys.cai %. II
powers rapidly declined, anu ~ =,
. great charge to bis " wv .s,i|
daughters, who eontin uea y N ID
him. For months he "ss va, m
leave his room, and tina..y M M
lIeyed bim OF an e1is'eI o. o.. = 4
CEASED to be desirable; hn I'D
viii be inferred In Wiin,W1sd ,Wssd
Brandywine Cemetery Oh w"
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
u 900 men In Line.

The labor organizations OF Pittsburg
and vicinity united In . street. parade
on Saturday. The ohjsct was to show
the strength of the various trade ur-
ions. Many OF the mills aud factories
were clcs,d that there might Do big
turnout. II was estimated that Is $50
men were in lioe. 1t embraced every
labor orsaU izs.ion in the city, includ.
ing the Anslgansted Association OF
Iron snd Steel Workers, knights Of
Labor. Miners Amslgatnsted Associa
tion, Binders Lsegue, Glass Workers
Unions, pozroph.cal Union and
Ger an Trades Assembly.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dots.
Mr.. Pseett has opened an oyster depot
Ut No 602 East Fifth street.
Weir, Photographer, Gil Market
street. Special ind ducements in crayons.
Thomas Ferry, carpet cleaner. 10 n
candidate for the Democrat nomina-
ton for the Mayoralty.
Elizabeth j. Kirby has taken out let
tsrs of nd administration on the estate OF
VIM. Kirby, late OF this city.
Any one having Si00 msy learn where
he may invest tho same In valuable
patent by addressing "Invention, at
this office.
The keel for the freight and passs pger
propeller for the Old Dominion Line Is
being laid by the Pusey and Jones
Company.
DR.. j. Paul Lukens has been sum
moned TO Lancaster, Pa on account Of
the illness Of his wife, who 10 visiting
her parents ut that place.
A grey horse belonging TO Mrs. Henry
McOombV, and attended by 0 colored
man we'll known - "Mstt," attracted
considerable attention by driving . COW
down King street this murning.
There 10 considerable com mp laint made
that our streets are still In . bad condi.
ton. The commissioners have not hsd
time yet to get the streets in as good
trim - they expect to have them.
We want i've thousand bushels o.
good Irish potatoes, for which we will
pay his hest market price. Warren
Harper & Bro. IL East Fourth street,
Wilmington, Del.
The Lone Bachelors will have hop
at Brandywine Springs on Saturday
evening, the 17th inst, for the benefit
Of the young Ladies Of the neighbor
hood.
The Choral Club will resume rshears
ais this evening at BaynArd's. Mem.
bers are earnestly requested to meet al
8 O'Clock, 80 that work can be con-
menctd promptly.
President J. II. Oaldv preached
yesterday morning for DR.. VallAndig
ham at the Head Of OhristiauA Church
1t Wesley Chapel 10 the afternoon, and
In the NJ. Z. Church In Newark In tn,
evening, Rev. Mr.. Prettyman still beiof
at Rehoboth. The college should pros
per with suoh an energetic man At IL
, head,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
The Grand Central Theatre.

There will be very attractive bill pre-
sented at the Grand Central Theatre.
Front street near King, this evening, and
in addition TO the regular variety per-
formsnce there will be four-round con.
I. st between Mike Boden, better known
as the 'Kannuck," aud George Hagen, OF
Philadelphia. Bsden has won thirty
four round contests, ard is well known
in sporting circles. The Grand Central,
under the maua,emept Of M.ssrs MsCor
mick & McManus, is conducted as q first
class variety theatre, and is rapidly win
ming its way TO public favor.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Her Seventeen Year.

Lac. Friday evening large rum Der
of the friends cf Mrs. Austin called st
her houss, Nc. s32 Monroe street, IL
being the occasion OF Der 7osh birthday.
A handsome collation. was spread IN
the dining room, the table being laden
with all the de.icsclts Of The st ason and
tee cream IN abundance. In the centre
OF the tsb'e stocd large pound cAk.
bearing the inscription. 10th aLni.
verssry." The grests departed about
midnight, wishing Mrs. Austin many
happy retarns OF the day.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
uo,,apse of y striAe'

The stove moulders stl'AM , Msrch
gan in 81. Louis 10 = .' 'sss,ltiss|
ssprsad over the county, b1o ~ ths,
fipaily become negative ,tr :, IL the oi.yI
All the stove foundfle,s ,,n ~ worsmeI
Allied up with non, ~ ?, ION % nsciiy sa
fuapaps fSss frum .uy control Of f,ua,,p 'nI % %asl
nlSing for work, bus buas,!np;cn n'
tfa,,ins to discbsrgs Don'un''
i've them places.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
The new rec. once Bstidiss.

=
A cut of the new post ONCE buildius
appeared In Saturdays . Every Evening.
II icoks strong and substantial, but
hardly up 70 our court house In sfcni-
tectural beauty.
The Fresch villa 10 the style Of the
archite cture Il has . roand tower At
each end that arises no higher than any
other part Of the building, and merge
into 1t at the roof The Sbtpley street
front will have Q square tower outlined
on the southern corner, and broad
tlisht Of stAirs ascend between the two
to sers. From the Orange street side,
which will be plAin, . ftght OF steps
will lead into the corridor fromthe side.
The building will be two stories In
height surmounted by = steeply pitched
roof There will be basement and an
attic.
The building ., designed will occupy
. space OF 3 OK 0 square feet flooring. IL
will have front on Ninth street Of 1e9
feet, . depth OF g. feet, and will be
about 60 feet In height. 1t will be set
back from the Ninth street sidewalk ~
feet and 9 inches; 26 feet from Orange
street, and 10 feet from Ship,ey street
It 10 entered on Ninth street by fiigh,
Of nine stone steps through three arohed
doorwsys.
A wide corridor will extend the en-
tire length OF the 6rst floor, forming sr
"L" on the Orange street front. Tht
rest Of the space will be devoted TO thu
postoflce with offices on the Shipley
street front for the money order clerk
postm aster and assistant postmaster.
A corridor on the second floor vii
run through the middle OF the building
from east 70 west. This is reached
from the Orange street side by stair
way from the frst tioor.
Beginning In the front OF the build
ing at the Shipley street corner In th'
order named are the offices Of the cleri
of the court, collector OF customs. col
lector Of internal revenue, district at
torney and United States marehAl. Oi
the south side OF the corridor In tb'
court room 30x40 feet giving an area o
1900 square feet; nj Joining 10 the judge
room with . small consultation room
adjacent.
At the rear OF the building, sbou
mid way, 10 . projection OF about 2Ox3
: feet, which space is thrown Into tn
court room and posto fiice.
The ceiling OF the hrst story is IL fee
6 inches from the foor, and OF the sec
ond 10 feet, except the court room, th
ceiling Of which Is 10 feet from tn
ffeor The I,st foor is about 3 fee
above the .evel OF the street.
; The bailding will be We. lighted an
ample provision will be made for prope
ventilation,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
&IO.OOO DaInases.

Ia Boston Judge Ne!son of the U nitsd
States Dis;ric: Court, has denied the
defendants motion for new trial In
the case of David r Winter against
tbs New York, Lake Efie and Western
Railroad Company. Hs was elected
from car Of the company In 1852, al.
though presenung = ticket good to his
destination, but on which he had stop
ped over at an intermediate station.
The p!aiatifi obtained o verd let OF SlU,.
80 in June last.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
DI E.s.
wHlTE.-an TIE ..h i.s,., jares wEl;s, IN
hls slat rear

WH!TE.-dn tie i.h irs,., Jares WE.ts, in
his slst rear.
Relatives ard friends are invited 10 attend
tho funeral from k.s late resite.ce, Camp.
pelis Snops) on eduesjRy, IN las'., at
2,3) ociocf, w!ttoot trrtasr notes. Inter
nert a. Wiimiogton aat H:andysine csmt
terry.
il MES On tEs 3ri ic':, Mary, wife o.
eltor ~ J9ne'- a1I GsELbter Of Daniel
U'Don2en. ot JpPpo.'4 Blrks, Del.
The relatives sad irisat Of the family are
respectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral
on Tuesday morntog. sept. t;h from the
resioeIce oi Eer b-other-In.lar, J he0. W
DaHscH, No. g. LoJ bs:f street, PAiladel
phia- leave ths house a. 80 o'clccE. Mas:
q: st CHARLES Cnu.c1. InterneIi az st
nAry . CsneteIy. Pnllajesphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
VIII, He open IN The Evenings

The heated season having passed, j. T,
Mullin x Son, the well known clotAier:
al sixth and Market streets, vii! here
after have the ore open in the even
ings. Their stock of seasonaDie clothing
is large and varied, and TO one can fail e
find something 10 suit them, both II
quality and price. During the sumIne
the firm has kept their large force o
hands busy, and the result is, that the!
now have the hnest stock OF iall clothing
ever Ctered In THIS CITY.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Runaway Yesterday.

Yesterday morning William F. Peters
drove a spirited young colt in from lis
place near Hare's Corner, for the purpose
ot taking Benjamin b. Groves and his
W ife out 10 spend the day with him
While stopping in front OF Mr.. Groves
residence, No. 500 Market street, the an!.
MAJ became frightened and rau out Mar
Ike: street at a terrific speed. He was
captured between Eighth and Ninth
streets, but not before he had wrecked the
WAGON AND harness badly.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
THE LEADER.

The leading clothing house
for boys suits. School suits. Our
prices are always the lowest and
clothing the very best made.
Our fall top coats for $40 are
perfect gems Of beauty. We can
sell and 90 sell at all times and
under all circumstances lower
than other houses. We are all
ready for the fall trade.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Bald Knoboe-s Captured.

United States officers passed through
spr,i Ede!i, Missouri, last night, with
Jackson silVery AID seven o,nrr Bald
hno1bers, charged ii whipp!l Caleb
Atwood AID Hugh BAt.ia. Atwood and
BatlIf lived on Government Land In
Douglass county, aId the prisoners will
he tried IN the |. s. Court at JeHersya
C. y.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
A n aif HOLIDAY,

The box makers of Chicago threaten
TO strike less they are granted a re-
v!ssi scale Of wages sad half holiday
on Saturdays, The manufacturers
have offered 10 consider the hrst de.
msnd, bat positively refuse to C ose
tteir shops Oh Saturdays S. noon. The
union has instructed tie men TO make
fnsi demand to day or Tuesday and
strike in care CT refusal.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
An N.Ii. Draft

A few days ago travelling saiesDaL
OF q clothing house called on Meyer
Mey ers and induced him to cash q draft
for $40 on . firm in New York. The
draft Was cu.y f5r1aIdcd, and on sat
urday it came back marked IN. G. "
Mr.. Meyers danced around AMI said
rome words tAat aIe rot warrarte By
the sospel.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
I,ost HlA thumb,

Last SAturdsy afternoon q brakeman
on freight train No. - had his thuU b
caugst between two cars white engaged
IN coupling at the West Yard, and bad
lv mashed. he wae brought TO the 2,
W & B. station aud DR.. Draper sum
noned, who found 1t NECESSARY to Am-
putate the thumb.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Tax Correction.

The name Of Sarah A. Foulk In the
list of delinquent tax payers on satur-
day was not the Sarah A. Foulk own
ing property at No. 3l3 East Seventh
street, that lady having paid her tax.
We make this statement, as we con.
stder It due her.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
HARRY HART,
TIE n. 7. CLOTHING MFG. 90.
No. 3l6 Market Street.
y EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ RIG lSTER'S OFFICE,
Z L 1. |. " -

SKw CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
, september STA, IsN7.
Upon the application OF Edlabeta j. kir-
py' Aiinlnt stfatrlN o' William Kirby
late o. Wilmington Hundred in
sLi3 ,cpHaty deceased, II Ia ordered
am directed ~ tEe Register that Ine
Anhlh!airair aiorvza!d, give notice OF grant
iHg OF !ettrrs o: Administration upon
tue estate OF the d-ceAsed, with the date oi
RrahunS tler"1i, by causing Advertisement
70 De p0stsd "l.nln forty days from the date
0! sugh letters n SIX si lae most public places
OF the county OF NV Castle, recurring all
parsons HAvlHR demands against the rs, ate 10
pft2tht the same, or Ahid- by an Act As
semaly in such case IL Tti- and provided and
a ID cause the same 10 I- iAserted within the
same period n the DAILY REPUBLICAH, a
A. "sPairr published In Wilmington, Del
tnd to oe Continued therein three weeks,
- Given under the hand and Seal of
L. s. o1Ic- Of tns Register aforesaid, al
l. WILMINGTON. in New Castle County
sloresa!d- u" day aEd year above written
" join h. BRADFORD, Register
SoTlCE.-A! 7 persona having claims ayAins,
the estate OF the deceased must presen. the
same, dG!y attestec 10 the Adm inisratriy ON
Or U Ipro r'pi. 5th, 1872, or abide the CT Of
Assembly IL suCh case m aGe ana provided
FL IABEIH J, KIRBY.
,r ADMIN strs'TIN.
-N''''iZ' -i'hlHEtoh' p"4 s"ptj
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
MIMI lru TniA ~ eek.

The balance OF our ladies' and chill
dren's kid slippers; prices fxed low.
Bs5cock's, 206 Market street, above
SacSnd.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
oss,b of /. Former hesiden. "

The remains Of MIS-. s IN
Hedger, who died suddsn.s len: brod
delpsia last Thursdsy, r. DE- no"a ~siS t,stn sni
this city on the IL 10 o,s n9O Ossedss'l
and inferred in the old 0soid 'ss Tid
tery. The deceased va vas IT.. lac , il
resident of this city ~. auu !, .day \ Az sb(
ye.rs of age. Last Thuf,o'i ~ med
70 Market street ferry ,o 70 had id q
Camf en-, n. J j, ana "' sbs id
Sssd from heart disease '
son and q daughter.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
SIN sudorfnr.

Capt. y R. Benson continues TO suffer
terribly and IS entirely helpless. Thus
far there is 20 change Tor the better and
there is little il any hope of his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Atlantic CITY.

1t known by everybody that S.ans-
bury Aurrsy, the popular barber, is
selling ,Ickets for the excursion 10 At.
ianlic City on lhursdsy next.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
schooI.hoy Talk

1t was told by every school Toy this
mcrDi1s that Stsnsbury Murray was
sri' selling bis five.cert sttaigh. cigE.e
st i0t Ets. Font s:Iset.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Farmers, Attention.

Cssh paid for good Irish potatoes In
sry quantity. Warren Harper & Bro,
IL East Fourth street, Whining ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

John II. Sshl, OF the Sunday Star,
started this moraiDe for Reading, Pa,
where he will spend his vacation
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Trade In the sotth.

This News and Courier pl5
elaborate review Of the '.sd
commercial year. 1t shows
falling of In cotton rscelp
heavy gain in receipts Of ns1
and domeatics. The snoul
general Wholesale and retail
man ufaoturers Is three mill
in excess OF the pievltas y
total trade Ia over si1.J'si
quarter million dollars, onlJ
dred thousand dollars less
preceding year, despite tao d
cotton receipts. The specia
crop report shows that the %
will exceed last year In this
81 900 bales, corn by three MIL!
els and wheat and oats By bal
lion bush els each.
The News and CouTiets 4
the earthquake work will slol
the past year over six thoa'sl
ings have been reb Alt or Fepl
that two hundred aud se'
absolutely new buildings n
erected The whole cost IS Wy
which Charleston spent 81 .sa'
COO.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
FIFTH EDIT
school On.

:. TIE =. public school. Of ~.
Cd this morning Al a " tai
before that hour RropD. Ueloc 10
laced children could +. Q. y.
sneir s1 way to their re,psss, p se
They had a great deal lI1psc1l ~ icy
how they had epj Dyed a. VI. ~.
the country, at the sea.h"N Ius
meeting or excursion, 'uoi
new pinafore dress apd h.. sea
liberal praise and adm, ns.
merry chatting ellis, .'mI, pahs
bic. ''e' met
But here and ths,o . =.
seen. The sombre ,rlmw ~
otherwise gay dre,s t,In u
ht,ls brother or sister, or my
. father or mother. had =. %o a9
child has . sAddened h.
teachers, too, came In n, ~ ~
chat, and there were but "a,
net seem to know some,b,|
trouble In the High scbao|
scholars entered into quite =,
discussion over the urest,oH
ing the part Of the princina
taking sides aRAinst him
The most Of the day willL
In enrolling scbolarr, prom1
psrcelliDg out the lessons n,
1t 10 quite probable that n
close with some 300 TO 35o }
who cannot be accom- moA
seats. Considerable couipl
at present in the eastern
city on account Of ths cIo,l
Is school. The build,pp.
St. MAry's Catholic ChursS.
are wanted for . paroclia,
children belonging to ,h,t
The change throws some al
out, who have to bs
in the other public a,
the vicinity. 1t will no,
for Q day or two whether ,
number will leave the p1bl.c
40 to the pArochial school %
number coming from ,hs
school to the public schoo,s,
q perfect rush OF colored scho
Howard Sohosl, No. l6, aud
In IL and in the room 10 Il
Temple, close by on Twelfth
filled. Nearly 200 colored Cb
have TO wsit . month or a
annex to No. l6 10 complv
they can be ACCOM- modA,ea F,
Even then there will be NC
than seats, . strong ar2umsu
ing another school about Ii,
and Union avenue to accom-
color I'd children in thar viciI
Silverbrook. There will be
OF vacant seats In The houses
urban districts OF the city by
mote from the crowded SCI
school houses have oil been
repaired and CLEANED, aud
done that can be done 10
scholars feel com Portable.
1t was reported this morn
Committee on the High Be-
suspend the principal and
school until the pending II
upon charges preferred ssai
q couple OF lady teac hers va
4 up 10 noon to day no such
been taken by the coumt
!, said, however, that the BE-
ment Of the High Schooi,
the principal presides, vii.
. soon rs the committee csn
The com mittee consists Of
{ shaw, DIR. Sbortlidge and L
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
rhs u eelAs. .

Tomorrow promises to bs from fair
TO cloudy, and stsrionsry temperature.
Similar conditions will probably prevail
on Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
We THOUGHT
OUR HANDS WERE FULL,

all these summer days, pre-,
pairing for Fall and Winter.
and 80 they were, for we
laid ourselves out for the
biggest things we ever did
in the shape OF a stock Of
Clothing suitable to the
peoples wants. Commencing
to-day, We add another re
sponsioility - entertaining
visitors to State Fair.
They will be here by the
thousands, and they'll not
be gone until our Coustitu.
tional Friends will be with
US. All welcome. We will
do our part as representa-
tive business people.
Make Oak Hall your head.
quarters
Don't forget-there is no
better Clothing than ours.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Just RecelVed.

Job lot mems Congress CATERS worth
si.35, our price only 81. Babcock s. 2c6
Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

VIZ ERRAND BOY AT
w PAaEir'S oyster depot, sO2 Z. Fifth
street. s5-2tA
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
school, Dividend.

school Dividend.
S,ate Treasurer Herbert gives notice
that the commissioners OF the various
districts In this coun'y oAn procure the
State dividend by calling at the Farm.
era Bank ut New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

" "ANTEE-A GOOD, STEADY, YOUNG
w man to open oysters, at 100 Maryland
avenue; unmarried one preferred. IS 3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

"ANTED-A HALF-GROWN GIRL
:" for general house sork, In small
family, at 22l w. and street, sb-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

DOARDING-2 GENTLEMEN DAN OBJ
D tain board In small private family.
A. COZ Poplar street. t62ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

Wy UANTED-AN APPRENTICE IN THE
w miilinsry store. Address M, this
ONCE. s6 Sc.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

EOR RENT-HOUM.s SUITABLE FOR
= housekeeping. Apply at I'll West Atm
street. ss-4,s
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

s,oas,., ASp ,ss ssA E
and rents collected. Wills, deeds. eto Pre- q.
pared and legal busiuels pertaining to each
Of the foregoing ATTENDED TO.
se-eod-lm GEO. u. MARIS,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

NuH SALE $50 BUYS EXlLUSlvE
u sgercy QT years) for Wilm Ington or
Wathingtcn, ID, u. SomathiDg new; pat
ented; large sasn profits ard no com petition.
Adj rsss lnventor; this olcs. Es-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

VIYANTED-A MAN DrSlRES A POSI-.
w ton driving store wagon or deliver
ing goods, or position in a store or any kind
of light work. app y al No. 9o3 orange
street. 81 2ta
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

YTyANTED-IMME EDlATELY, 2 GOOD
w cooks. at LAY rON'S 10 ing rooms,
l04 +. 2nd street. Also one vegetab 10 and
one pastry cook. sb.2t'
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-29
FOOD FOR EPICURES.
Good Things ON Bill of Fare for
People Who Live to Eat.
LAFAYETTE TOAST.

LAfA1 EIIE IOASI.
A nice way to use stale bread,
especially bakers bread-Cut in slices
% inch thick; beat egg light, add cup
sweet milk, / heaping TABLESPOON of
sugar, little salt, lay the slices of bread
into the milk for short time and put
into hot lard and butter mixed, OF fresh
pork grease, to fry brown. This makes
a nice breakfast diSh.-M. j. SCOTT. 544
Park avenue, st. Paul.
POTTED PIGEON.
Clean, wash and truss; season with
salt, pepper and flour, and brown in salt
pork fat. Put them into a stew pan,
cover with hot water, add onion cut
fine, l bay leaf, 1 sprig parsley and
l slice carrot; simmer until tender.
Take out the pigeons, remove the strings
and thicken with flour and butter cooked
together; strain over the pigeons and
serve. About an hour and three-quar-
ters will be necessary to cook the
pigeons usually, though it depends on
the quality of the birds.-MRs. NJ.
HUTCHINSON, Il West Seventh street,
ST. Paul.
MACCARoNI.
Boil till tender; when done drain off
all the water and pour over it little
sweet milk, with a lump of butter and
plenty of pepper and salt; while the
maccaroni is boiling cook in separate
sauce pan pint of tomatoes; when the
maccaroni is ready for the table pour the
tomatoes over it; serve hot.-MRS. A. L.
DART, WatertOwn, Oak.
MACCARoNI AND CHEESE.
Take about 3 ounces maccarOni and
boil till tender in a stew pan with a
little water; take pudding dish or pan,
warm little butter in it and put in
layer of maccaroni, then a layer of
grated cheese and sprinkle over with
salt, pepper and small pieces of butter:
then add another layer of maccarOni
and so on, finishing off with cheese:
pour on rich milk or cream enough to
just come to the top of the ingredients,
and bake from "a to "a of an hour; serve
while hOt.-MRS. II. w. GARDNER, COS
Carroll street, st. Paul.
FRIED PRAIRIE CHICKEN. -'r
Skin the chicken and wash in cold
water, cut them in two and roll in -four
or cracker crumbs, salt and pepper, and
fry in half lard and butter. Put the
lard in the pan and when very hot put
in the chicken then the butter, prev
iouSly heated, pour on the butter care.
fully, leaving the sediment which
SpoilS the flavor of the chicken. After
they are nicely Drowned take out half
of the grease and pour on boiling water
enough TO cover the chicken; cover
closely and stew fifteen or twenty min
utes JANE WAZIwAsTEwIN, Fort
Totten, Oak.
CHOCOLATE.
To quart of boiling water put u
cups sugar, boil Is minutes, then add 2
squares Bakers chocolate, and little
corn starch dissolved in cup of milk
and boil another Is minutes; whip the
white of an egg with tablespoon of
warm water and stir in just before serv-
ing; the longer it cooks the better; it is
even better warmed Over.-SUsIE. B.
LEET, Amboy, MINI.